Exactly two weeks from Opening Day, Major League Baseball announced Spring Training games were suspended and the season opener was to be delayed by at least two weeks in response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Given the unprecedented nature of the situation, MLB and other professional sports leagues are exercising caution. Meanwhile, MLB and some of its teams are attempting to keep with as normal of a routine as possible.
That includes the Dodgers, who are remaining at Camelback Ranch and holding voluntary workouts. Manager Dave Roberts anticipated most, if not all, players remaining in camp.